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Seth Rudetsky began his Broadway @ Leicester Square Theatre concert series with Patti Lupone in 2013, then returned last year with Audra
Stagecoach, which this year celebrates its 30th birthday, has provided a platform for actors, singers and dancers. Nick Smurthwaite looks at its
Tina! The Tina Turner Musical "Â Aldwych Theatre, London Casting announced for Tina Turner musical This one's going to be big. Directed by
We've all been there. A friend has written, or directed, or has a role in a new production. You've been to see
"Hello!" chirps Max and Harry's son, as they remove him from his packaging and boot him up for the first time "
Ambassador Theatre Group will acquire five new venues in Germany as it announces a takeover of theatre operator Mehr! Entertainment. The deal,
Summer performances at the Royal Opera House face disruption if security staff vote to go on strike over allegations of bullying and
This week it has been announced that Kazuo Ishiguro's The Remains of the Day is to be adapted for the stage, to premiere
It's back. After a six-year hiatus touring the provinces, Kander and Ebb's classic 1975 musical returns to the West End, where it
Full casting has been announced for Killer Joe in the West End, starring the previously announced Orlando Bloom. Sophie Cookson, Adam Gillen,
Clare Burt is to make her Royal Shakespeare Company debut as Joan Littlewood in a new musical about the theatre director. Miss
The Royal Ballet could learn a lot from English National Ballet about programming mixed bills. This well-balanced selection of works by American
Channelling PG Wodehouse and Boy’s Own adventures, Cream Tea and Incest is an eccentric farrago that, like its off-colour title, proves an
Choreographer Alexander Whitley has created a virtual-reality dance experience based on his stage production 8 Minutes. Whitley’s dance company has partnered with
West Yorkshire Playhouse’s stage adaptation of Still Alice has announced a UK tour. The play, which is adapted from the novel and
In a dingy basement, strategically coated in plastic sheeting, character A offers a specialist fetish service. For the right money, a punter
Famously condemned by Stalin in 1936, Shostakovich’s graphic Lady Macbeth of Mtsensk still has the power to shock. Until the bleak final
Contact Theatre has vacated its Manchester base during building work, and is making a virtue of necessity by creating site-specific work. Handlooms
In the wake of last Sunday’s failure by the Oliviers to include Peter Hall in its In Memoriam sequence, not only have
Harry Potter and the Cursed Child set a new box office record on Broadway last week. While box office records seem to
In presenting a dance classic to pre-schoolers, how far should it be simplified and changed to suit the audience? I'm a great
It’s no longer just the elephant in the room but a blazing three-alarm signal: how today do we to read the apparent
Turning her back on a career in medicine to pursue a drama degree, the director rose rapidly through the ranks to take
Southwark Council is considering loaning £3 million to Central School of Ballet to enable the company to open its new premises. The
Arts organisations in Northern Ireland have been left reeling by new funding cuts that will see almost half of the province's regularly-funded
